The program offers a comprehensive virtual exploration of all engineering majors at UT Austin through a blend of asynchronous challenges and live interactions with diverse STEM role models.
The Women in STEM Virtual High School Summer Engineering Experience (SEE) is a two-month virtual program designed for rising 10th through 12th-grade high school students. Participants explore various engineering majors offered at UT Austin through hands-on engineering design challenges, engaging with role models, and video content highlighting different engineering fields and career paths. The program includes weekly informational newsletters focusing on specific engineering departments, virtual tours, student panels, and showcases of engineering professionals. Students also participate in weekly live 'Role Model Monday Webinars' with alums, current students, and corporate partners who share their STEM experiences. Two asynchronous engineering design challenges are completed each month, with final products shared via video for feedback from community reviewers. The program culminates in an end-of-camp celebration with a design challenge showcase and a UT Austin admissions presentation.
A typical week involves spending 1-3 hours on asynchronous activities, including reading newsletters and watching videos, and attending a live 50-minute 'Role Model Monday Webinar'. Design challenges are completed at the student's own pace throughout the month.
This program is ideal for rising high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors of any gender who are interested in exploring various engineering majors and career paths at UT Austin.
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